Cutting cost with netflix and hulu

So i have seen a lot of people posting that they cancled their tv subscriptions howver i am not sure how the whole hulu netflix thing works. Do you have to have internet access at your house to get these? If so does it have to be wifi? If not how do you watch the shows and movies. Also what exactly is hulu? Can you watch this seasons shows or are they all a season or so behind? My husband loves deadliest catch and mythbuster and so on and i was wondering if he would be able to watch the shows for the season that is on now or will he have to wait a year for them to come out?? Any input would be greatly appreciated!!

So i have seen a lot of people posting that they cancled their tv subscriptions howver i am not sure how the whole hulu netflix thing works. Do you have to have internet access at your house to get these? If so does it have to be wifi? If not how do you watch the shows and movies. Also what exactly is hulu? Can you watch this seasons shows or are they all a season or so behind? My husband loves deadliest catch and mythbuster and so on and i was wondering if he would be able to watch the shows for the season that is on now or will he have to wait a year for them to come out?? Any input would be greatly appreciated!!

We are doing just that! You have to have Internet. We use our Wi to view the shows. Netflix is great for old shows and movies...not so recent but it is getting better. Hulu is great for current. Many shows post new episodes a day or week after being aired.

We are doing just that! You have to have Internet. We use our Wi to view the shows. Netflix is great for old shows and movies...not so recent but it is getting better. Hulu is great for current. Many shows post new episodes a day or week after being aired.

With Netflix our Wii is hard wired to our Internet. The rest of the house is wifi (password protected of course). It is not usually this current season shows, but both shows you mentioned are on it. I like Dog the Bounty hunter, and there are 8 full seasons of it on currently. Not sure what season they are actually playing on cable, but we are good. Additional seasons and shows are added based on interests and I figure based on what is bought by Netflix. It changes with updates. For $7.99, I have no complaints. For another $8, you can get DVD movies sent to you although we don't have that package. It is worth looking into, worst scenario you go back to more expensive tv that you are willing to pay for because it fits your wants.

With Netflix our Wii is hard wired to our Internet. The rest of the house is wifi (password protected of course). It is not usually this current season shows, but both shows you mentioned are on it. I like Dog the Bounty hunter, and there are 8 full seasons of it on currently. Not sure what season they are actually playing on cable, but we are good. Additional seasons and shows are added based on interests and I figure based on what is bought by Netflix. It changes with updates. For $7.99, I have no complaints. For another $8, you can get DVD movies sent to you although we don't have that package. It is worth looking into, worst scenario you go back to more expensive tv that you are willing to pay for because it fits your wants.

Hulu is okay, I really like Netflix, and yes you do have to have wireless internet typically. If you are using a PS3 or Wii you need wireless router, if you are using XBOX it has to be physically connected to internet modem, if you have a Roku (or similar device) wireless is fine also. I would say depending on your amount of time watching TV depends on whether this is beneficial. Since my LO is the main TV watcher, Netflix is fine, because we don't need to see shows as they come out, but if you are into series type shows or regularly watch certain programs then keep your Cable provider.... in your case sounds like you should keep Cable/Satellite since your hubby likes those shows.... we have kept ours.

Hulu is okay, I really like Netflix, and yes you do have to have wireless internet typically. If you are using a PS3 or Wii you need wireless router, if you are using XBOX it has to be physically connected to internet modem, if you have a Roku (or similar device) wireless is fine also. I would say depending on your amount of time watching TV depends on whether this is beneficial. Since my LO is the main TV watcher, Netflix is fine, because we don't need to see shows as they come out, but if you are into series type shows or regularly watch certain programs then keep your Cable provider.... in your case sounds like you should keep Cable/Satellite since your hubby likes those shows.... we have kept ours.

My husband hooked up his computer right to the tv, so if you do it that way no you don't need wifi. Hulu.com free to watch this seasons tv shows ( most but not all) but they are a few days or a week behind the original air date and expire after a certain amount of time. Netflix.com paid subscription usually a season behind, but you can watch the whole season and it keeps track of whereupon left off. Both also have older seasons and movies. Netflix also has newer movies.

My husband hooked up his computer right to the tv, so if you do it that way no you don't need wifi. Hulu.com free to watch this seasons tv shows ( most but not all) but they are a few days or a week behind the original air date and expire after a certain amount of time. Netflix.com paid subscription usually a season behind, but you can watch the whole season and it keeps track of whereupon left off. Both also have older seasons and movies. Netflix also has newer movies.

We've never had cable. We have used Netflix since it was released. Couple important things though... Make sure you have decent GB usage capacity on your Internet plan, can usually add gigs for $5-10/month. As well we use PS3 and have a few sites where we watch current stuff a day or 2 after.

We've never had cable. We have used Netflix since it was released. Couple important things though... Make sure you have decent GB usage capacity on your Internet plan, can usually add gigs for $5-10/month. As well we use PS3 and have a few sites where we watch current stuff a day or 2 after.

Ya you don't get the newest shows, we have Netflix and you don't get the newest movies either most older
Movies and random movies. Idk it's a great deal for 7$ but we also enjoy our hd tv and honestly it depends how much tv/movies you watch because my brother had no cable for a month and watched everything on Netflix by then he was bored and canceled it they just don't update new movies that often like once a month they add new ones. And you will need Internet we watch Netflix on our ps3 you can have it in your wii aswell or tv but you will need wifi for you tv, it's easier to do it from your ps3.

Ya you don't get the newest shows, we have Netflix and you don't get the newest movies either most older
Movies and random movies. Idk it's a great deal for 7$ but we also enjoy our hd tv and honestly it depends how much tv/movies you watch because my brother had no cable for a month and watched everything on Netflix by then he was bored and canceled it they just don't update new movies that often like once a month they add new ones. And you will need Internet we watch Netflix on our ps3 you can have it in your wii aswell or tv but you will need wifi for you tv, it's easier to do it from your ps3.

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